Aggregate Batching Machine

Choose according to matched mixer model, plant capacity, aggregate batch size, bin quantity, weighing hopper capacity, aggregate storage volume, feeding height, discharge route, and site layout. PLD800 to PLD4800 models should be reviewed together with the complete batching plant configuration.

The number of bins depends on aggregate recipe, concrete type, and plant configuration. A 2-bin layout can be used for simple sand and stone batching, while 3-bin or 4-bin layouts are reviewed when your project needs separate aggregate sizes such as sand, fine stone, medium stone, or coarse aggregate.

Cumulative weighing uses one shared weighing route for different aggregates, while individual weighing uses separate weighing units for different materials. The choice depends on plant capacity, batching cycle, control system, site layout, and budget range.

PLD model matching depends on mixer size, required plant capacity, aggregate recipe, weighing method, and discharge layout. Smaller plants may use PLD800 or PLD1200, medium plants often review PLD1600 or PLD2400, and larger plants may require PLD3200 or PLD4800 according to final configuration.

Aggregate weighing accuracy can be affected by moisture, particle size, gate response, vibration, calibration, belt condition, load-cell installation, and operation method. The weighing system should be checked during installation and commissioning.

Please provide required plant capacity, aggregate types, bin quantity, matched mixer model, discharge height, feeding method, voltage, destination country, and any site layout restrictions.

Yes. QIC Machinery can help check the mixer model, feeding height, discharge method, weighing capacity, control interface, and site layout before confirming whether a PLD batching machine can be matched with an existing mixer.

The required bin quantity depends on how many aggregate grades are used in your concrete recipe. Common configurations use separate bins for sand and different stone sizes, but the final design should match the recipe and plant capacity.

An aggregate batching machine is used to store, weigh, and feed sand and stone before the materials enter the concrete mixer. It is an important part of a concrete batching plant because aggregate proportion accuracy affects concrete recipe consistency and production stability.

Choose the PLD model according to concrete plant output, matched mixer size, number of aggregate types, bin volume, weighing hopper capacity, discharge height, loader feeding space, and whether the plant uses belt feeding or a compact layout.